Translations for „bows“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

bowel [ˈbaʊəl] N ANAT

bowel

intestino m

bow¹ [boʊ, Brit bəʊ] N

1. bow (weapon, a. for violin):

bow

arco m

2. bow (knot):

bow

laço m

bow

laçada f

bow² [baʊ] N NAUT

bow

proa f

I . bow³ [baʊ] VB intr

1. bow (greet):

bow

saudar

bow

fazer uma reverência

2. bow (yield):

to bow to sth

submeter-se a a. c.

II . bow³ [baʊ] VB trans

bow one's head

inclinar

bow body

curvar

III . bow³ [baʊ] N

bow

reverência f

to take a bow

agradecer os aplausos com reverência

bow out VB intr

bow out

afastar-se

bow tie N

bow tie

gravata-borboleta f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We were always rewarded by smiles and waves and responded with carefully rehearsed curtseys and bows.

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Central armories were established that issued standardized bows, quivers, shields and spears to troops.

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Late medieval sailing warships resembled floating fortresses, with towers in the bows and at the stern (respectively, the forecastle and aftcastle).

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This was worn with plain court shoes with bows, no buckles, and the cravat was replaced by a white tie.

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Several variations on the ribbon include neckties, bolo ties, neckerchiefs, and bows.

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Older recurves and some modern hunting recurves are one-piece bows.

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Dancing may include bobs, bows, pirouettes, and stops, as in various crane species.

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She bows her head reverently, takes the packet from him and presses it to her eyes.

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Skilled with javelins, spears and bows, she was an excellent horsewoman and commanded her own battalion.

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Also, while a bulbous bow allows a ship to move more efficiently through the water, designers lean towards simple vertical bows on larger ships.

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